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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1952

Page

6

Stronger dollar goal of studies strong in 1940s era

In a periodical analysis, financial leaders diagnose inflation’s end but warn of deficits and maturing securities. William McChesney Martin Jr. argues for a freer market though cites two risks: a substantial federal deficit and large redemption of government securities. National City Bank counters that curb on credit growth and smarter spending could stabilize the dollar and fund defense more efficiently.

Sam Dawsc Rivet Dal Et Ae Dolie William McChesney Martin Jr Federal Reserve System National City Bank of New York Federal Reserve

Colder December Seen in Forecast

Washington reports a 30 day outlook predicting below normal temperatures nationwide with Florida and the northern tier from the Dakotas to New England near or above normal. Precipitation should exceed normal in the south while northern areas receive near normal amounts. Snow is expected in the Rocky Mountain region and north of a Texas Panhandle to North Carolina line.

Washington Weather Bureau Florida Dakotas New England Rocky Mountain States Texas Panhandle North Carolina

Thanksgiving Guests Spread Across Lena to Juda Area

The Evan Chambers family hosted a Thanksgiving dinner with numerous guests including Ralph Stabenow family and others from Lena Sciota Mills Freeport Monroe Juda and Madison. Several Sunday visits followed by gatherings at the Roenneburg and Donmeyer homes marked a busy holiday period.

Evan Chambers Ralph Stabenow Homer ‘Stabenow Eugene Goethe Clarence Moyer Paul Uecker William Stabenow Lena, Ill Edward Schenk Sciota Mills Ernest Stabenow McConnell Lloyd Stabenow Freeport Joe Jaeggis Ernest Lehman Gerald Soddy Oscar Walters Minnie Gilmore Glenn Monroe William Heinzelman Herbert Bells Robert Mohns Winchester Cottage Bell Burke Grandma Bell John Emerick Minnie Raymer Ann Orton Eau Claire State College Bert Orton Juda Ortons Rex Dahms Herbert Orton Edwin Isely Merie Isely Rockford Ketcher Rinehart George Pick Henry Pick Lester Johnson Darryl Johnson Postyilie Loyd Ackerman Lamont Zimmerman Frank Johnson Afton Johnsons Sparta Marvin Meinerts Rock City Preston Reeds Franklin Roenneburg John Donmeyer Audrey Shelton Albert Raether Oakley Kenneth Roenneburg Madison Dale Roenneburg Camp Breckenridge Gibert William Hintz Brod Iad

New 200000 Lb Producer Cow On Elmer Farm York Township

New 200000 pound milk producer Tona, also called Iona, is a Holstein cow on the Elmer farm in York Township. Bred by H Otto Elmer and owned by Ralph T Elmer, she surpassed Jewel by milking over 201,000 pounds with 7,716 pounds fat to date, while recording DHIA and HIR figures. The cow has dropped 14 calves, with the latest calf owned by Robert Stuessy of Brodhead.

Green County Elmer Brook Ilona Mercedes Ormsby Iona Elmer York Township Ralph T. Elmer H. Otto Elmer Veteran County Holstein Tona Robert Stuessy Brodhead

Confidence Up As Slump Fears Recede In 1952 Outlook

Business leaders in New York and Hollywood Beach brace for the home stretch of 1952 with rising confidence. Industrial production hits peacetime highs and orders surge while tax cuts and budget talks spark optimism. Merchants expect record Christmas sales as trade relations improve and stock markets ride a bull run. Government controls ease but uncertainty lingers over Korea and foreign policy shifts.

Federal Reserve Board

Local Social Roundup and Visitors From Madison to Monroe

Mrs. O D Curtis hosts visitors while family news lists extended visits across Verona New Glarus Monroe and Madison. Florence Loveland resumes teaching in Belleville after a holiday weekend. Many residents are noted for weekend calls, hosting, and travel to Janesville Madison Monroe and New Glarus.

Hugo Gmur Eugene Bucs Gmur Beene Florence Loveland Belleville Dave Brink Wiliam Arnold Fom Verona Karen Arnold Joshua Hoesly Harvey Ott New Glarus Albert Knobel Knobel Emily Jordan Louise Karlen Madison LaVerne Kammer Ude Blanchardville Frank McQuil Margaret Boyum Steve Boyum Herman Klas sy_ hor Albert J. Marty Irene Walter Laeser Monroe Willis Babler Judith Carol Norton Strommen Harlon Rinehardt John G. Blum Fred A Ed Blum H. A. Becker Nanley Beth’ Ann Edward Marty Jr Janesville Sun

Local names referenced in holiday weekend notice

Fragmentary OCR mentions Jay La Ed Gmar and New Glarus with vague references to family and a call on W. S. Hoesly, lacking clear event or action.

Jay New Glarus W. S. Hoesly

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